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Early Neutral Case Evaluation
When clients want to avoid spending a lot of time and money in litigation, Early Neutral Evaluation provides a good option to resolve the case, fairly. In Early Neutral Evaluation, a neutral specially trained attorney evaluates the factual and legal issues in the civil case to arrive at a valuation. Early Neutral Evaluation may be employed in any civil case, including personal injury and small business matters.
Keeping Your Benefits After You Settle: It Is Not Simple!
Recently I volunteered with the West Virginia State Bar to answer phones on Tuesday night when we offer free information by calling a toll free state-wide hotline. I had a number of calls, but one of them was very disturbing. This caller lost her in-home services provided by Medicaid when her attorney settled her case without addressing this issue. For a very small settlement, the caller lost her in-home service provider and risked being placed in a nursing home. With proper planning, this did not have to happen!
Paying Bills After a Car Accident
After an accident, most of us just want to put the whole thing behind us! But how do we move on with so many bills? A simple trip to the emergency room may result in five or six medical bills: the ambulance, the hospital, the emergency room doctor, the radiologist and the prescriptions. What can you do? How can these bills be paid?